Order and referral check
Order your test. We review the order and check whether a referral or other information is required before the next step can begin.
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NutriPath pathology testing
A combined blood and urine panel covering a broad range of nutritional and metabolic markers. Both sample requirements and the scope of the panel need to be considered when planning your collection.
NutriPath's Nutri-STAT panel (5005) covers thyroid, cardiovascular and hormone markers, minerals and metals, fatty acids, amino acids and organic acids. It requires multiple blood tubes plus a spot urine sample. The estimated turnaround is 21 business days. The markers shown here are a selection, not the complete panel. Use the provider's sample report to check the full scope with your practitioner.
21 business days (estimated) after the laboratory receives your sample
This panel requires blood and urine collection. Allow time for order and referral checks, collection arrangements and sample transport before laboratory processing begins.
See the steps from order to resultsOne of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
One of the selected markers shown for Nutri-STAT. See the linked provider report for the full panel.
Order and referral review, sample collection, laboratory analysis and discussing your report are separate stages. Your test’s processing estimate covers the laboratory stage.
Order your test. We review the order and check whether a referral or other information is required before the next step can begin.
Follow the supplied instructions for the blood and urine samples. Confirm the collection arrangements, any kit delivery and the timing of both samples.
Complete both samples as instructed. Any return postage or transport to the testing laboratory is additional to the processing estimate.
Once the laboratory receives your sample, it completes the analysis and prepares your report. Discuss the findings with your practitioner alongside your symptoms and health history.
Read the instructions supplied for your exact test before collecting. Check food, drink, medicines, timing, storage and return requirements with your practitioner. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice.
No. The laboratory estimate does not include order review, referral checks, delivery to you, the time you take to collect, or transport back to the testing laboratory. These stages make up the full order-to-results journey.
Check with Evergreen before ordering so the referral requirements, collection timing, delivery and laboratory estimate can be considered together.
Ask Evergreen about timingPractical questions about choosing, preparing for and reviewing this test.
Requirements vary by test. Check the ordering options on this page and confirm any referral requirements with Evergreen. A laboratory’s practitioner-referral requirement is separate from whether you need to book an additional consultation.
Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own. Tell your practitioner what you take and follow the preparation instructions for this test. Timing, fasting and other requirements depend on the sample and markers being measured.
A result is one part of an assessment. A qualified practitioner should interpret it alongside your symptoms, history and medicines. Check whether a results consultation is included in your purchase or needs to be booked separately.
Use the reference intervals and units on your own laboratory report. Ranges can vary with the method and patient factors. A result inside or outside a range does not establish a diagnosis on its own.
These tests are supplied through NutriPath, a medical laboratory founded in 2011 and based in Burwood, Victoria. NutriPath works through a practitioner-referral system.
The laboratory estimate is not the time from placing your order. Allow time for referral checks, kit dispatch where needed, sample collection and transport before processing. The estimate varies by test, and specialist or overseas analysis can take longer.
Follow the estimate for your specific test. A quoted 3–5 business days does not include the whole ordering and collection journey.
Use the instructions supplied for your exact kit. Blood tests may require an arranged collection appointment; receiving a kit does not mean you should draw blood yourself. Saliva, urine, stool and breath tests each have different preparation requirements.
Compare the sample type and what each test measures, or use the guide to narrow your options.